Workspace for notes, documents, databases and project tracking, with Notion AI that answers questions with citations and Custom Agents that automate recurring work.
Notion organizes content as pages and blocks, with databases offering multiple views. Templates and guides cover project management, engineering, design and marketing use. Notion AI answers questions with citations and Custom Agents can automate recurring tasks.
It connects to other tools through connections, import and export, AI connectors and external agents, and offers a Developer Platform. Pages can be published with Notion Sites.
It suits individuals and teams who want one flexible workspace for documents and light project management. Higher AI capabilities are tied to the Business plan and above.
Pricing
Free plan available; usage-based pricing; other plans: check official pricing
Free
Free plan
Free
Limits: 5 MB per file upload; 7-day page history; 10 external guests; Notion AI trial only
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